Eden Rainbow-Cooper won the women's wheelchair division of the 2026 Boston Marathon Monday, cruising to her second Boston victory in 1:30:51. She opened a decisive lead early in the race and maintained her dominant position throughout the course's punishing hills.
"To win at the Tour is incredible, and in this jersey, even more, and to have a 100th victory is amazing," Pogačar said in a post-race interview.
Katie Vincent's impressive time of 2:00.609 in the women's C-1 500-metre event not only secured her a world record but also highlighted her dominance in sprint canoeing.
"The process for this win has honestly been a 15-year process. I've been coming here since I was 15 years old. All the trips down here, three times a year to come down and work on my technique and it's all paid off."
"This means everything to him," Lowry said. "It's all he thinks about. It's all he talks about. He's always said to me that he'd retire a happy man if he won the green jacket."
